Dr. Clark's cancer book has been out for several years in German and the Disease book was also translated a couple of years ago. Both books were best sellers, so Dr. Clark's therapy has become widely known in the whole German speaking part of Europe.

The European health scene is different from the US in that the health practitioners and naturopaths play an important role. In Switzerland alone, a country with only 7 million inhabitants, there are more than 10'000 practitioners.

While MDs are more reluctant to accept new information that does not come from universities and drug companies, practitioners are quite open to new currents in the health field, and thus it is not surprising that it is this group of people who has quickly embraced Dr. Clark's therapy. The first Dr. Clark symposium in Germany that took place a couple of years ago had 450 attendants, mostly alternative health practitioners. Through this channel a vast number of patients was confronted with this new method of healing.

There are, however, a number of problems related to this movement:

• The English books have a time lag of one to two years to the research by Dr. Clark. For example, Dr. Clark used CoQ10 against tapeworms as early as 1996, while this could not be found in her cancer book until a year and a half later, and the Disease book is still not updated to include this important information. The German translation of the book has a lag of another year to a year and a half, which means that the information level is three years behind in total.
• The distance from Europe to the US west coast is substantial, so that there is not much personal contact going on between the actors in the German speaking scene and Dr. Clark's office. The information flow is therefore insufficient and new information coming from Dr. Clark does not make its way to Europe sufficiently.
• Health care practitioners are used to knowing about many movements in alternative health. They usually combine many therapies and test them on the patients to see which in their opinion works best. Dr. Clark's therapy must be applied very exactly to be successful on patients who are very ill. This is usually not done. While the zapper is widely used and the parasite program as well, many other parts of the therapy are not implemented, partly because they are a hassle like the dental clean-up, partly because the practitioners prefer to use other treatment instead. While other therapies may have their benefits, this behavior can endanger the success of the Clark therapy and frequently does so. While zapping alone and doing the parasite cleanse can have incredible benefits, it is often not enough to cure.

Finally, there will be an in depth course about Dr. Clark's therapy in Switzerland taking place on June 19 and 20. Ursula Ausfelder, practitioner from Munich, Germany and skilled in the use of the Syncrometer, will hold the course. Ursula has been practicing the Clark protocol exclusively for the past two years and has some amazing stories to tell: Patients who came in with the parasites they expelled with their bowel movements, cancer cases cured etc.

The course should be for any practitioner who is interested in knowing more about the Clark therapy and practicing it. The course will cover:

• The basics of the therapy: Syncrometer, research approach etc.
• The basic findings: parasites, toxins, etc. and treatments
• Specific illnesses: Cancer, HIV/AIDS, diabetes, asthma etc.
• The clean-ups in detail: Basics for a non toxic life style; special focus on the dental clean-up
• Health improvement recipes: A practical viewpoint
• New developments in Dr. Clark's therapy: Tapeworm and Ascaris program, news on the dental clean-up, how to get rid of tumors, the importance of the rabbit fluke, magnetic therapy etc.

The goal of the two day course is to enable any practitioner to standardly apply the Clark protocol and get results with the therapy.

Also, I hope to find some individuals interested in starting a Dr. Clark clinic here in Switzerland where standard treatment is practiced.

You will be kept up to date in this place with the results from the course.